Mr Lansbury Faces New Job Undaunted

The speaker apologizes for their hoarse voice, hoping for recovery before the next House of Commons session. They emphasize the importance of electing a Speaker who will protect minority interests, highlighting the Labour movement's commitment to its principles despite current setbacks. The speaker expresses confidence in rebuilding the Labour Party and achieving future electoral success, asserting their patriotism and dedication to Britain.

What reason does the speaker give for their hoarse voice?

• A long speech in the House of Commons

• The fog and extensive talking

• A cold caught from a colleague

• A recent illness

Why does the speaker emphasize the election of the Speaker in the House of Commons?

• To ensure fair representation for the majority

• To maintain order during debates

• To expedite legislative processes

• To protect the interests of the minority

What is the speaker's attitude towards the Labour Party's current position in the House of Commons?

• Defeated and hopeless

• Indifferent and neutral

• Resilient and determined

• Angry and vengeful

What does the speaker express confidence in regarding the Labour Party's future?

• Immediate success in the next election

• Rebuilding and eventual triumph

• Merging with another political party

• Dissolving the party

How does the speaker describe their love for Britain?

• As conditional on political success

• As less than their opponents

• As equal to any other people in the world

• As greater than any other party